1Claw Muse Connector

The 1Claw connector for Meta Muse. Muse users get their AI agents'
approval queue, wallets and activity inside Muse — "is anything waiting on me?",
"approve that", "what did my agents do today?" — while 1Claw keeps every credential,
guardrail and audit trail exactly where it was.

Muse builds Custom Connectors by retrieving a service's API information and storing the
user's credential in its Secure Credentials Store.
This package is that API: a small, plain-spoken REST surface (/openapi.json, /llms.txt) in
front of the 1Claw Platform API, plus the
link flow that turns a signed-in 1Claw user into a scoped, revocable connector token.

Muse ──(mcn_ token)──▶ muse.1claw.co ──(plt_ key + connection id)──▶ api.1claw.co
                      this service                                   1Claw vault

What a Muse user can do

Ask Muse	Route	Notes
"Is anything waiting on me?"	GET /v1/approvals	Both queues (consensus + agent action approvals), one shape
"Approve that" / "No, reject it"	POST /v1/approvals/{id}/decide	The only write. Consensus votes echo the payload_hash the connector read, never one Muse supplies
"How much is in my agents' wallets?"	GET /v1/portfolio, GET /v1/balances	Only wallets on agents the user granted to Muse
"What did my agents do today?"	GET /v1/activity	Delegation log for the connection
"What jobs do they run?"	GET /v1/automations	Read only
"Which account is this?"	GET /v1/me	Connection + granted resources

Not possible through this connector, by design: reading secrets, moving funds, creating or
changing agents or policies. Those stay in the 1Claw dashboard.

How a user connects (once)

1. Signed in to 1Claw, go to Settings → Connected Apps → Connect Muse (1claw.co/connect/muse). The page calls POST /v1/link on this
   service with the user's session; the service asks the vault who they are and creates (or finds)
   their connection on the 1Claw-owned Muse platform app. An existing 1Claw user goes through
   the standard "Sign in with 1Claw" link consent once.
2. The user chooses which agents Muse may see (the connected-apps grant flow — a connection with
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